Hanwha Securities Partners With Chainlink to Tokenize Real-World Assets
South Korean firm Hanwha Investment & Securities adopts Chainlink's data standard and CCIP to power its global real-world asset tokenization platform.
Hanwha Investment & Securities has entered a strategic partnership with blockchain infrastructure provider Chainlink, designating Chainlink's data standard and Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol as the official oracle backbone for its global real-world asset tokenization platform, the companies announced.
Under the agreement, the two firms will establish a joint working group tasked with identifying institutional use cases for secure on-chain execution, developing standards for deploying real-world assets as collateral, and exploring broader blockchain-based financial applications across international markets.
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The deal represents a significant institutional endorsement of Chainlink's interoperability technology, which is designed to connect disparate blockchain networks and feed verified external data into smart contracts. For Hanwha, one of South Korea's largest financial conglomerates, the arrangement signals an accelerating push to bring traditional financial instruments onto distributed ledger infrastructure.
Real-world asset tokenization — the conversion of tangible assets such as bonds, real estate, or commodities into blockchain-based digital tokens — has attracted growing interest from institutional players seeking improved liquidity, transparency, and cross-border settlement efficiency. The Hanwha-Chainlink collaboration positions both organizations to compete for a share of what analysts broadly expect to be a multi-trillion-dollar market in tokenized financial assets.
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